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I have heavy, clumpy (but not clay-clumpy) soil in one bed area. It always has been no matter how much compost I've added in, which has been mushroom compost and leaf mold. This area always seems to stay wet the longest as well. Plants never seem to thrive there unless it's something like Turtlehead. I can't even get Siberian Iris to grow there, well, I can't get Siberian Iris to grow anywhere...
What's should I add to get that heavyness out and get it to dry out faster? Thanks.
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